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Nawankhur Chaudhary, known as a passenger doctor, denies allegations of espionage.
He claims that a false story is spreading after the recent social media posts.
Chaudhary says that he visited Pakistan only once for his travel project.
Nawankur Chaudhary, known as Yatri Doctor, has denied allegations of joining spy activities after the arrest of her acquaintance Jyoti Malhotra on charges of spying for Pakistan.
In a video posted on Instagram, a doctor-turn-travewell Vlogger claimed that social media users were spreading a “fake story” after sharing the old clip to question their loyalty. These include videos of participating in a program in Pakistan High Commission, which criticize BSF jawan, and allegedly display India’s wrong map.
Chaudhary said in Hindi, “I have visited Pakistan only once,” while addressing speculation that he traveled on the border continuously. “Brother main Pakistan sirf ek baar gaya hoon.” He said that the journey was part of his mission to travel to all 197 countries in the world – a visit he had documented on his social media platforms. According to his Instagram Bio, he has already visited 144 countries.
Reacting to the controversy, Chaudhary said that he is always proud of his Indian identity, sharing that many of his family members have served in the armed forces.
In his relation to Jyoti Malhotra, the woman arrested Pakistan for allegedly passing sensitive Indian military information, Chaudhary said she had contacted her as a fan. “I behaved him like a fan. I did not know him personally before that day, and we only spoke briefly about YouTube,” he clarified.
He also confirmed that he was not investigating by any Indian agency and said he was ready to cooperate fully on contact. “The allegations on social media are baseless,” he said, urged people not to jump at conclusion.
Chaudhary has more than 6.5 lakh followers on Instagram and an important YouTube is with fans in India who follow their global travel materials.